June 24, 2024 at 05:39AM
Threat actors claimed to have stolen information on millions of Ticketek users after a data breach on the cloud-based platform. User account details, but not payment information, may have been compromised. The incident seems linked to the Snowflake campaign, and a hacker claimed to offer information on 30 million customers. The hacker also claimed to have data from other companies.
Based on the meeting notes, it appears that Ticketek Entertainment Group (TEG) has experienced a data breach affecting millions of users. The breach involved the theft of customer names, dates of birth, email addresses, and other information. While no payment information was accessed, the lack of proper security measures, including multi-factor authentication and password hygiene, allowed hackers to exploit credentials stolen from non-Snowflake owned systems. The timing of the incident suggests a potential link to the Snowflake campaign, with a threat actor associated with the group ShinyHunters claiming to have information on roughly 30 million TEG customers. This situation is part of a larger series of data breaches affecting various organizations, likely connected to the Snowflake attacks.